A Father’s Day Sunday school craft is one of the most meaningful ways children can honor their dads, stepdads, grandfathers, and other father figures all while putting their faith into action. Whether you have five minutes or fifty, these 20 easy Father’s Day crafts for kids’ church are designed specifically for children’s ministry settings: minimal supplies, manageable messes, and memories that last.
We chose every craft on this list with the Sunday school teacher in mind. That means real supply lists, honest time estimates, and age-range guidance. You’ll also find free printables woven throughout, plus tips for being sensitive to kids in different family situations.
“Honor your father and mother” — Ephesians 6:2. Let these crafts give children a hands-on way to live that out.
A note on family sensitivity: Every craft on this list can be adapted for a grandfather, uncle, stepfather, godfather, or any special man in a child’s life. We encourage you to introduce this at the start of class so every child feels included.
Quick Wins: Father’s Day Crafts Ready in 10 Minutes or Less
1. Father’s Day Handprint Printable Craft
- Printed Father’s Day handprint sheet
- Washable paint (multiple colors works best)
- Paper plate (for paint)
- Baby wipes or paper towels
- Marker
Directions
1. Prep the Paint
- Pour small amounts of paint onto a plate.
- Use 1–3 colors per hand for a blended look (like in your image).
2. Paint the Hands
- Lightly coat your child’s hand with paint.
- Don’t overdo it or you’ll lose the handprint detail.
3. Make the Handprints
- Press the hand firmly onto the printable sheet.
- Hold for 1–2 seconds, then lift straight up.
- Repeat with the other hand if desired.
- Let dry completely.
2. All About My Dad printable
Not only is this fun to do with kids. But Dads will treasure the way their kids perceived them at this age. So check out this free Father’s Day printable from churchleaders.com. Simply print the PDF and let kids color with crayons or markers. You may need to help younger kids fill in the blanks.
3. Tie Template for Father’s Day
Not every dad wears a tie to work. But the tie has become a symbol for men. All you need is paper, paint, and this free tie template from The Best Ideas for Kids. Then kids can turn it into the best handmade Father’s Day card!
